P.Spadon(chair)
A. Katrusiak & P. McMillan,
L. Riva di Sanseverino

Welcome, introduction, and organization

Werner Kuhs

The high pressure crystallography of gas hydrates (2)

John Tse

Introduction to first principle models of high-pressure structures (1)

Bjoern Winkler

Properties of high-pressure phases from first principles calculations

Ross Angel

High Pressure
single crystal
diffractometry

Paul F. McMillan

Solid state chemistry at high pressure (1)

Paul F. McMillan

Solid state chemistry at high pressure(2)

Bjoern Winkler

Introduction to high-pressure computational crystallography (3)

John Tse

First principle models of high-pressure structures (2)

High-pressure crystallography from spectroscopic (optical/ x-ray) measurements (2)

Werner Kuhs

The high pressure crystallography of gas hydrates (1)

Bjoern Winkler

Introduction to high-pressure computational crystallography (2)

Ross Angel
Practical aspects of studying equations of state and phase transitions (1)

High-pressure crystallography from spectroscopic (optical and x-ray) measurements (1)

Jean-Paul Itié

X-Ray absorption spectroscopy at extreme conditions (2)

Wilfried Holzapfel

Equation of state and thermophysical properties
of solids under pressure
(1)

John Tse

Molecular dynamics and phase transitions (2)

Malcolm I. McMahon

High-pressure structure determination from "poor" single crystals

Jean-Paul Itié:

X-Ray absorption spectroscopy at extreme conditions (1)

Bjoern Winkler

Introduction to high-pressure computational crystallography (1)

Wilfried Holzapfel

Equation of state and thermophysical properties of solids under pressure (2)

Laszlo Pusztai

Reverse Monte Carlo modelling of diffraction data : structural studies of amorphous ices (1)

Ross Angel
Practical aspects of studying equations of state and phase transitions (2)

John Tse

Molecular dynamics and phase transitions
(1)

Malcolm I. McMahon:

High-pressure diffraction and structure determination from oriented powders (2)

Osamu Shimomura
SR sxperiments with high pressure and temperature with large-volume press (2)

Laszlo Pusztai

Reverse Monte Carlo modelling of diffraction data : structural studies of amorphous ices (2)

Coffee Break

Moshe Paz-Pasternak

The diamond-anvil cell : the ultimate static pressure device(1)

Osamu Shimomura
SR sxperiments with high pressure and temperature with large-volume press (1)

Vaclav Petricek

Modulation and its crystallographic methodology (2)

Malcolm I. McMahon

High-pressure diffraction and structure determination from powders(1)

Vaclav Petricek

Modulation and its crystallographic methodology(1)

John Loveday

Neutron diffraction studies of ices and ice mixtures

Leonid Dubrovinsky
High-pressure crystallography at elevated temperatures: from outer space to the centre of Earth (1)

Stepan S. Batsanov
Phase transformations under high dynamic pressures

Sol Gruner

Soft materials and biomaterials under pressure: putting squeeze on biology (2)

Moshe Paz-Pasternak
Electronic, structural and magnetic properties of transition-metal insulators at very high-pressures (2)

Aldo Armigliato

Analysis of localised strains in crystals by convergent beam electron diffraction (2)

Aldo Armigliato

Analysis of localised strains in crystals by convergent beam electron diffraction (1)

Daniel Häusermann

Synchrotron facilities for high-pressure research - the state of art (2)

Roger Fourme State of the art and prospects of macromolecular crystallography at high hydrostatic pressure (2)

Igor Goncharenko

Magnetic properties of crystals and their studies at high pressure conditions (1)

Igor Goncharenko

Magnetic properties of crystals and their studies at high pressure conditions (2)

Coffee Break

John Parise

Structure maps for constrained structures at
H-P from powder diffraction data I: Practical considerations

M. Szafranski Phase transition studied by H-P spectroscopy and calorimetry

Moshe Paz-Pasternak

Electronic, structural and magnetic properties of transition-metal insulators at very high-pressures (1)

Leonid Dubrovinsky

High-pressure crystallography at elevated temperatures (2)

Mohamed Mezouar

From phase identification to structure solution (2)

Daniel Häusermann

Synchrotron facilities for high-pressure research: the state of art (1)

Elena Boldyreva

Molecules in the strained environment. I. Ef-fect of pressure on supramolecular assemblies

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("High-noon"
Departures)

Nancy Ross

High-pressure crystal chemistry "Stuffed" frame-work structures at H-P (2)

Fernando Rodriguez
Correlation between the structure and optical properties of perovskites at high pressures
+ V. F Degtyareva + G. Krauss (2*15 min.)

Nancy Ross

High-pressure crystal chemistry "Stuffed" frame-work structures at H-P (1)

Sol Gruner

Soft materials and biomaterials under pressure: putting squeeze on biology (1)

Andrea Gauzzi

Correlation between crystal structure and electronic properties in cuprate superconductors prepared under high pressure (1)

Andrea Gauzzi

Correlation between crystal structure and electronic properties in cuprate superconductors prepared under high pressure (2)

Michele Parrinello

Theoretical investigations of hydrogen-bonded systems at high pressures (1)

Roger Fourme

State of the art and prospects of macromolecular crystallography at high hydrostatic pressure (1)

Michele Parrinello

Theoretical investigations of hydrogen-bonded systems at high pressures (2)

John Parise

Structure maps from powder diffraction data II: Case studies

Mohamed Mezouar
From phase identification to structure solution (1)

Elena Boldyreva

Molecules in the strained environment. II. Internal presure in supramolecular assemblies

A. Katrusiak

H-P crystal chemistry

Vladimir Solozhenko Synthesis of superhard materials: in situ studies

Artem Oganov
Theory of minerals at high and ultrahigh pressures:
structure, properties, dynamics and phase transitions

Rounding-up Discussion and Employment Perspectives (about 10 lecturers will be asked to prepare a 5/10 min. talk)

Summary/Awards

Andrzej Katrusiak/ Paul F. McMillan/
Paola Spadon/
Lodovico Riva di Sanseverino Concluding remarks.

19:30

Farewell
Dinner